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Start Again
03:37
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All the torn clothes
I wore back then
I still have them
And the hardest part of it is
to make you believe me
make you believe in me.
Countless broken souls
cry out and wish to
shed this blemished skin
beg for new hearts
to start again with;
start again,
just to start again
Nothing but lies.
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Louisiana
05:41
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9 O'Clock Gun
04:25
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All the Lives We Lost
04:50
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The Way She Is
05:21
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Have You Both
04:57
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End Again
03:22
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1887 Vancouver, British Columbia
From a God-forsaken saloon, somewhere in an out-of-focus rear view mirror, comes a brand new Canadian rock band called 1887. Moody and atmospheric, their debut album Nine O'Clock Gun showcases compelling performances of enigmatic songs, and draws listeners into their frenetic, whiskey-drenched world of rock and roll. ... more
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